3196191

Re: Airsofting Talk

Dan2004

September 8th, 2006 06:26 AM

Just go to a gunstore and buy a birdcage or an izzy and screw it on to your barrel.

3196730

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 8th, 2006 11:24 AM

Is it canada that has a ban on full auto airsoft guns?

3197891

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 8th, 2006 07:50 PM

Who needs auto, when you have a quick trigger finger?

3199983

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 9th, 2006 03:26 PM

Auto will always beat your "trigger" finger

3199985

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 9th, 2006 03:26 PM

Not if I get the drop on the person with auto, and then confiscate their weapon

3200898

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 10th, 2006 03:21 AM

Semi is the only way to go. I have lost count of the number of times people have done the whole "pray and spray" thing only to get a single aimed shot back as return fire.

Guess which gets the kill?

But Crazy Wolf is right, walking up behind someone and getting them to surrender is great, lots of people concentrate to much on whats in front of them and ignore people walking up behind them.

I did one great one which was walking up behind someone (hiding my arm with the armband behind a tree) and asking them where the "enemy" (my team) was. He told me, I then got him to tell me where all "our" (their) team was before knifing him. You should have seen his face

I then shot 3 of his teammates before walking back towards my team who, taking me for an enemy shot me.

3201868

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 10th, 2006 11:44 AM

That is why when you are advancing in an area you know to be clear of enemies, you make your loyalties really clear Perhaps arrange a signal or statement to identify your teammates.

3203153

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 10th, 2006 09:41 PM

Umm. No. Canada has no crazy laws like that :P.

We have all the airsofts here as you can get in Hong Kong or whatever.
The canadian retailers are supplied by the big airsoft retailer in hong kong like Redwolf or Dentrinity and they can do custom orders for us.

And most of these retailers are like close with the customers because the laws here can be changed any minute now and all the 'real' airsofters discourage people under 16 but mostly 18 from buying and playing until they are older enough to, to be more responsible regarding the sport. The official Airsoft Canada forums have a little group with some of the retailers and have started a project to be more lenient(sp?) in Canada.

And they all spend a lot to keep alive the sport there, so some semi clear guns or cheap guns made in china are basically paperweights to them and when asked about how to upgrade one....they ll probably respond with...bash it with a rock till it works. Which is a good response to me.

All in all im 16 still waiting a little and saving up to play with these guys. Theyre pretty hardcore. A lot of them are ex-army so, i ll learn something hopefully.

3203165

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 10th, 2006 09:58 PM

Yeah, I am interested in getting a fully metal/wood airsoft.

3203223

Re: Airsofting Talk

September 10th, 2006 11:16 PM

I had:
cheap plastic spring 1911 with rails, scope, and laser (stolen)
cheap plastic electric 1911 (broken)
cheap plasitc electric five-seven (lost)